Human Computer Interface (HCI) Requirements Clause Samples

Human Computer Interface (HCI) Requirements. The HCI Appendix 3 establishes the operator display and input requirements that the CUCS shall support. Appendix 3 specifies the requirements levied upon the CUCS, and does not impose any design requirements on human factors (HF) and ergonomics, (e.g., number of displays, manual controls, switches etc.). Appendix 3, while not specifically defining the format of the data to be displayed, identifies the capabilities that the CUCS shall provide in order for the qualified UAS operator(s) to effectively operate the UAS. The HCI requirements also address the display and operator interactions that are imposed on the CUCS by the CCI and DLI.
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